The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-25

dozen musical instruments with two hands and two
feet; Tony Pastor will sing In his cheeriest voice; Andy
and Annie Hughes will do their funny Irish sketch. and
there will DO additional Performer In Harry woodson,
Laura Bennett Mao Pettingin, the Heaieys tho King
Sisters the Albion Family, William Hsrbeck. and wylie
and Sanford.
Tho third month of The wife's" run Ut the Lyceum
nears completion. The record reflects natteringiy upon
the foresight Of Manager Frohman and the intelligent aid
nven to him by De Mile and Belasco. in the heroic
revision Of the play. Tho Wife" win give way late in
January to "Featherbrain." which IL Clinton stuarts
translation Of "Tsts do Linotte."
MwanAok's the holiday 10 avoided a. tho time OF n
new bill "ForeetMe-Not" viii DO acted for the last
times tomorrow and Tuesday. On Wednesday night
Selma Dolaros comedy, lin the Fashion" will be pro-
duced- Rose Cogblan. Mira Abbey, Lila vane, Eben
flympton, and Meta Guion will bs in the cast Mr..
flympton and Miss Vane having been engaged for the
plays run. Goatcher has painted now scenery. and the
anthoress has aided I. ". Robertson in rehearsinT the
company. 20 that tho merits developed In last seasons
trial Of the piece are likely TO DO emphasized in the more
elaborate performance Of It
Tho Standards r~eopeninr last night with Steele Mao.
tayeNs Paul Ksuvsr." is described In another column.
The Duns have leased the theatre for q limited term to
Frank W. Sanger and the Meech brothers Of Buffalo,
hackayss hacker, and. perhaps his most ardent ad.
mirers. There has been no economy in getting the
drama ready. and II II docs not make . run Of consider.
able length the Meeches and Mackays will be terribly
disappointed. Sanger viii DO more philosophical
Jennie YssmAns oldest daughter Of Mrs Annie Yea.
mans and q soubretts of many seasons experience, has
been starring all this year. Clay N. Greene wrote q
comedy, "Our Jennie" for her. and she tried It in the
West thence going South and % back northward, until
tomorrow afternoon will md her at the People'S to
make . bid for New York favor and to give 0reene's
play it, initial performances here. she viii DO cor.
daily welcomed hons, and, II she shall succeed, . great
many iaygoers who recall her kittenish. good.humored
ways win DO very glad to hear It. After "our Jennie"
the Peoples viii have . week Of minsrelsy by the
Thatcher, Primrose 1 West party.
An dmired stage beauty Of the day. Grace Henderson
Of the Lyoeum. did not a~cosptably stand tho test of or
binary inspection at the Madison Square special matinee
Of "Elains' the other afternoon. or this she was not
conscious, however,; and 90 counting the admiration
that she had commanded behind the f~ootishts she
posed Imply in an orchestra chair between acts Her
voice, sonorous for . woman. drew attention to her, a.
It always will for It carries . memory of Mary Ander.
son In is lower tones and . suggestion Of Agnes Booth
In Its sharper onea But her face IL q disappointment,
the more keen because she has been parsgraphed a.
lone OF the handsomsstw women in America"
With the matinee Of next Saturday "The Henrietta"
viii have Its Tooth consecutive performance at the Union
Square There will be souvenirA Of course. Before
Howards splendid comedy leaves the city 1t will have
received more than ITS representations
Ernst Possart . German actor of nne fame in his own
country. viii mako his American debut at the ITALIA on
Tuesday night In Tho Eve of st. Bartholomew
("Bluthochzeit"l. Manager Amberg brings him here BY
oouls'. y .h' y M support himL Fossaf'
Berlin actor, coached him. and ne ran away from his
bookkeepersd duties to 70 on the stage at Brcslau- He
"oAou au'.y up . q SOON a i"'ofies
WIN nefne' nsnoufR' anu nunlon AuaienoeA iaoo
lI.e1." no~.ee -Na'' e"p~e. He"".a ~, w A'"O
works and miscellaneous German plays
hAoorssaon Oh 'no oaise s'ene IL hialhe" u 'he
Madison Square has made that tableau one of the most
.no'u,o !. p.ota,s" u .o~.s wv . ensIo eAoep
pl.y "a vell.nirh perfection. "Elaino" win probably
hold this theatre until carly in February. Heart of
Hearts" BY Henry A. Jouea will succeed IL Charles
Corhlau brought the manuscript OF this play back with
him from England, and in 1t no will make his first M.
pearsncs with the Madison Square company Mr..
Palmer points ont with n GOOD deal Of pride that both
his "Jim the Psnman" troupe. had justified their or.
e.ni.stion by playing to delighted houses since the
season began. Tho chief company headed by Ada
pyas' has already been seen At two city houses The
second company. win may nrookyh ana george Edgar
% tine chist people MAKES III nrst new YORK appearance
In harlem u" Week
A Christmas matinee will DO given at Dockstaders
Ainstres tomorrow anda performance OF bright Tea
lures u ptoHneo- oocks1soef mas revised edition or
Aotner Gooses moloaies ~n'on no WIN sing tor tho
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The Battle of Gettysburg panorama will formally open
at the corner Of Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street
this week. The painting is the work Of Philippteaux,
and tho complete outfit u that recently 30 successful In
Brooklyn
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earlier and merrier enortA will have q city revival this
week at Jscobs's Third Avenue. Louise Arnot Its star
oomeoisnns, has travelled the circuits quite widely Of
late seasons, and seems to have been liked. The piece
will DO recalled for John +. sheridan's hit in 1t during
its nrst production Sheridan has since gone round the
world with 1t. Next week "Mam'Eelle." with little Kate
Foley In the title role, Will DO ut the Third Avenue.
Ma. oooav1n,. wall .t thn GRAND will s.yv. IN r.vixs
.Trrn.d I'm - s.., AZ IN. aI,ou. Eov,ltv will attach N
IN. .ng.esmsnt however. because Goodwin will plsv
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